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- Four private colleges described as being "dysfunctional" have been ordered to close in South Africa, leaving thousands of students in limbo.
- The number of private universities in Germany has skyrocketed in recent years. Twenty years ago, there were 49, now according to a recent analysis by the Centre for Higher Education, there are 115 – more than twice as many. Over the same time, the number of students attending them has quadrupled.
- Tunisia is working on amendments to the existing Private University Act of 2000 to ensure the law fits the needs of the academic environment as well as improving education quality and governance.
- La proliferación de universidades privadas en España, algunas de ellas aprobadas a pesar de los informes técnicos desfavorables, ha puesto en alerta al Gobierno. A pesar de ello, diferentes ministerios llevan años concediendo subvenciones públicas a este tipo de centros.
- The Greek Parliament has passed the bill allowing the operation of private, non-profit universities, with 159 MPs voting in favor and 129 against.
- By assigning public universities the responsibility of supervising private universities, Panama’s constitution assumes that public universities are intrinsically better than private universities and that public universities have the capacity to undertake this supervisory function appropriately.
- El sistema universitario mexicano ha vivido un acelerado proceso de crecimiento y diversificación en los últimos años, en el cual la oferta de educación superior privada ha contribuido a la ampliación de la cobertura, enriqueciendo la diversidad de alternativas para atender a la creciente y cada vez más plural demanda. https://www.milenio.com/opinion/dieter-holtz/columna-dieter-holtz/educacion-superior-mexico-oferta-amplia-alternativas
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